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Did you expect more from a website called Supercar Blondie?

Well you're the one making the claim that a vaccine needs to block infections permanently, so I guess you do?

It appears my wife (Australian, 49) may be suffering from shingles. So this was an apt time for this article to appear.

She's seen her Dr and swabs are being processed. She's on antivirals and painkillers and has a nasty fever.

Now I am horrified about how awful it can be, after reading all the comments in here.

You're aware that the article you posted is full of sovcit antivaxers?

The reason the case was dismissed was because the requirement was removed.

The case was reopened on appeal due to the rules being temporarily re-established.

Anything else is nonsense. This is spelled out in the article but wrapped with a bunch of whatifs and maybes and possiblies.

If your hypothesis was correct, then NOTHING is a vaccine.

I'm not sure this is as clear-cut as the article implies, but there is certainly a whiff of people behaving badly.

The latest post to the list, as of this post, is supporting the anti-ecdhe side, with the reasoning being that there is no code written for ecdhe, which is obviously stretching the truth beyond reasonable doubt.

If it did PHP I would love to run it over WordPress. What would it take to add that?

Am I missing something? There's just a text box with a non-a link somewhere else.

Are there any that actually have a SFP+ port? That's all I want. No one wants to use 10g ethernet when DACs are cheaper than cat7, and you can just change it up to a $7 multimode when you need longer runs.

I hate to say it, but I'm somewhat in agreement. I don't know why there's a allow 3 days/allow forever option. That's the only thing that's suspicious.

Assuming the requirements are actually justified, this seems like a tolerable compromise.

Annoyingly, something is broken with their anti not stuff, as it keeps refusing to let me see the page.

Come to Australia.

Any company that switches from real hardware to "the cloud" is going to triple their compute costs. They're obviously making too much money. With them not even selling their old hardware, they are doing the equivalent of setting large piles of money on fire

This is your only post, and you haven't responded to anything in 4 days. Was this just a marketing ploy?

I think the consensus appears to be summed up here, with the response from wraw at debian:

https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2025/03/msg00185.html

Australia is the world's largest island at 7.9m km² ... Not sure why they're trying to say Greenland is larger.

There is no way a human wrote that.

Thank you. You are demonstrating perfectly https://xkcd.com/2501/

I was the original author of FreePBX, and it's gone through a few changes of hands over the past decade or so. Unfortunately, the current owners appear determined to destroy it.

It's a bit sad to see it being relegated to the sidelines like this. Luckily for everyone, I was one of the early proponents of the AGPL, and most of the code is already protected under a firm Open source licence.

I just hope that someone forks it and takes it over - maybe there's someone here who wants to?

It seemed like AI generated stuff from the second sentence 8-(

This is a Laravel module, so it integrates transparently in an existing project.

It was a bug. If the phone was not making VoLTE calls, the carriers were panicking. Instead, the phone was just trying 3g first, it worked, so VoLTE was never triggered.

VoLTE is just SIP. There's no longer two channels, one voice and one data, it's just the same one (and for those that know the REAL technical stuff, please accept that this is a deliberate simplification!).

Australian telco guy here. No they won't.

Here's the law: https://www.legislation.gov.au/F2024L01103/asmade/text

When a telco IS CERTAIN that a phone won't work, they are obligated to tell the person, and offer them a free phone to replace it (subsidised by the government, it's mentioned in passing in the act linked).

When the motherboard fails, everything is gone. There is no way around this.

You either accept that your data is irretrievably tied to your motherboard, or accept that your data can be viewed/modified by someone who can replace your motherboard.

So, in summary, because you added a whole bunch of stuff that didn't need to be there, it broke. Colour me surprised.

It sounds like this could be implemented almost completely without any of that, especially as you were using JavaScript for the data.

All I can hope is that you've learnt a lesson about unnecessary overcomplication.

This convinced me to (re) create my account. Greg Egan is a fantastic author, and lives in Perth - and probably Sydney at some point.

Read his books. He's also in the fediverse at https://mathstodon.xyz/@gregeganSF